Efficient Password Manager Old Version

Well made and a better password protect than previous. Faster and a lot better than the Extreme version 2TB that I have.

The Netgear cable modem CM1000 version 2 has a user name of admin and a password of password which is not secure. I would recommend changing the password. Additionally, the throughput I experienced is about 1.3 gigabytes. I also have a Netgear Nighthawk cm 2000 which has 2.5 gigabytes internet speed and a secure password installed by default. I would recommend the Netgear Nighthawk CM2000 over the Netgear cable modem CM 1000 version 2.

The Apollo Orb currently is made with really strong fiberglas ribs. You can use it outside in the wind and it stands up to anything. The OLD version only had metal ribs. They used to bend. Most of the negative reviews you see of this are from when it had metal rims. Westcott should have given it a new name or model number when they improved it.

Have baby R6RT version. This one bigger for more stuff. Got Bigger back wheels model. Old one only complaint was non-slip tape came off (get more HomeDepot). Backpack straps fall through. Think about making own solid base or buy theirs.

Old school: a cord.

Short: its well designed, easy to use, and visually appealing. Makes for a tidy and efficient studio. Long: My comparison on this is the Manfrotto background counterweight, which I originally purchased because there was some confusion around the savage version after speaking with a B&H Rep. But once I finally brought the Savage version, I realized the Manfrotto was a total waste.  The Manfrotto version is round, and you have to perfectly cut and align the paper with the bar, which is much more easily said than done over a 9ft roll of seamless. The bar itself is a tube form, which only makes it more awkward. Its hard to use the tube as a guideline for cutting the paper. Its not a huge thing, but we run a pretty tidy and efficient studio, and this causes an extra step. The Savage version, is a flat bottom with a rounded top, you then insert the paper, push down, and it clasps together. This is important because when you need to cut the used paper away, its merely a matter of laying the bar where you want to cut and using it as a ruler to make a neat cut. From there, open the bar and clasp.

I bought a smaller version some time ago and found it to be quietly efficient and worry free. And recently I needed to replace an old (other brand), much smaller hub that wore out, so I immediately ordered another Xcellon. If necessary, I'd buy another, but there are only so many hubs a guy can use.

Works great and the only thing I had to set up was the option to have a password to protect it if someone else tries to use it.

Easy setup. Easy to change WiFi name and password. Easy to use the app.

If you lose the spotlight password, the instructions do not tell you how to reset the password